

From the beginning of August 2026 Fr David White stood down as Parish Priest of Driffield on retiring from pastoral office in the Diocese.
Canon David Grant has been asked by the Bishop to become Priest in charge at Our Lady & St Edwards while remaining as Parish Priest in Beverley.
Beverley and Driffield remain as two separate parishes but served by one priest.
Fr David White, though retired, will continue to live in the presbytery in Driffield and assist with celebrating the Sacraments in the Parish.
Contact Canon David Grant:
5 North Bar Without
Beverley
HU17 7AG
Tel: 01482 882321
Email: stjohnofbeverley@rcdmidd.org.uk
Website: https://www.stjohnatthebar.com/


From Father David White (Retired)
You are very welcome to our parish of Our Lady and St Edward. I hope you will find all the information that you need about our church on this page. Links to all our latest news and posts about recent or coming events may be found below. Mass times are listed further down the page, but any changes are advertised in the newsletter which can be accessed by following the link.
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Mass Times
Monday-Thurs 10.00am
Friday 7.00pm
Saturday -Sunday 10.00am
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Any alterations to the times of the Mass can be found in the weekly newsletter.
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Driffield is a market town in the Yorkshire Wolds in the East Riding of our great county. Known as the Capital of the Wolds, Driffield is situated around twenty-three miles from the City of York in the west and thirteen miles from the East Coast resort of Bridlington. So, the parish serves the town and the large rural population of the surrounding villages as well as the many visitors to the region in the summer months. Part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Middlesbrough, the church was consecrated in 1886.






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